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The culture we had when we were running 3rd? Things shifted when he said he was leaving, which to me is an indicator he was the leader. He was the reason for the positive change.I hope he takes that rotten culture with him, preferably lodged fair up his clacker. It is a myth.
We need to build a real one pronto so next year’s spoon doesn’t come our way.
I disagree. We played our best footy when he was injured and wasn’t on the field.The culture we had when we were running 3rd? Things shifted when he said he was leaving, which to me is an indicator he was the leader. He was the reason for the positive change.
But, he was also the reason for the negative change. Everyone bought into what he sold. To then pack up and leave, it would have had huge implications on the dressing room.
Love or hate him, before he said he was leaving - he had the club on the up.
Did we?I disagree. We played our best footy when he was injured and wasn’t on the field.
It’s no coincidence that we lost seven in a row when he came back and derailed our season.
There was no reason to make a major announcement in the middle of the season, unless you’re self-centred or have an agenda. Being sacked shows me it’s the latter.
I’m interested to see how the off-season develops.
He had a great game against the Titans - we have just suffered ongoing injuries since then loss of confidence and lack of depth to counter our weaknesses.I disagree. We played our best footy when he was injured and wasn’t on the field.
It’s no coincidence that we lost seven in a row when he came back and derailed our season.
There was no reason to make a major announcement in the middle of the season, unless you’re self-centred or have an agenda. Being sacked shows me it’s the latter.
I’m interested to see how the off-season develops.
Are you suggesting they shouldve tried to keep.it quiet?I disagree. We played our best footy when he was injured and wasn’t on the field.
It’s no coincidence that we lost seven in a row when he came back and derailed our season.
There was no reason to make a major announcement in the middle of the season, unless you’re self-centred or have an agenda. Being sacked shows me it’s the latter.
I’m interested to see how the off-season develops.
So much the same situation as one Ivan Cleary. These Penrith blokes seem to be out to destroy us! Giving us hope of better only to bail prematurely.The culture we had when we were running 3rd? Things shifted when he said he was leaving, which to me is an indicator he was the leader. He was the reason for the positive change.
But, he was also the reason for the negative change. Everyone bought into what he sold. To then pack up and leave, it would have had huge implications on the dressing room.
Love or hate him, before he said he was leaving - he had the club on the up.
Like it or not, he’ll be a lot better suited to the Eels next year. All due to Moses. Moses will do all the general play kicking and organising which will suit his game a lot better. He’ll play the role that he should have played here.
So much the same situation as one Ivan Cleary. These Penrith blokes seem to be out to destroy us! Giving us hope of better only to bail prematurely.
Good point, these gap years can backfire in fact he could dance around like an Apache on the war path even more to avoid being tackled, wouldn't that provide us with a good chuckle.Depends whether he wants to play in a dinner suit or not. He's got a lot of money waiting for him in Port Moresby that will go begging if he gets seriously hurt next year.